The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 48, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 November 1962 — Page 3

E-D-I-T-O-R-I-AL An old landmark is being removed from Walkerton. Di pite the fact that this inis been । iesent for many years, it is not with regret that it goes as progress must continue and the completion of the nqw water work improvement program several months ago made the old wooden tub type think unneeded Saturday, the tank itself came down as bids were offered some time ago for the removal of the tank and Don H. Hobe< k. of Niles. Michigan, was awarded the < ontract At present, the structure is rapidly being dismantled for the >d\age tnvMlye^ J The history of this structure dates back many years. Charles W Sheatsley was hired to build the .water system in Walkerton m IX9I when the tank and water mains were constructed in Walkerton. This waa done as a private enterprise by several kxal citizens ami the town worked ( wilh the owners for use to the public. In 1912, the Town of Walkerton bought the water works from this group of persons and shortly after. Mr. Sheatsley was again contra* ted to do additional (work including , the installation of underground wells, since discarded. The water plant and system was a fine one at that lime As the years passed, thi became inadequate and the tank that fell to the ground Saturday replaced the old tank, which had replaced one that had blown oh ( , nc e. m 1932. The tub type tank was constructed of redw'xxi. and to the day it fell, was still m wonderful condition despite a rathri delapidated appearance due to the fact that law foibids the painting of such a structure from a health standpoint. In the later part of Maj of this year, the new 2.H».<mhi gabon modern storage lank had completed testa and (wa* approved and ready for usa The old lO.ono gi“lun tank, now very inadequate for the town that had grown many times in w'ater usage since its building, was filled (With water and left to set until arrangements were completed for the removal. The crew working on ’he removal of the tank, started in a ouple of weeks ago, and Saturday the tank itself was felled in the middle of the afternoon This really made a difference in the apf>earance at the north end of Walkerton as the old had given away to the new and a long time landmark had come down. But. with Ihe removal of this tank, Walkerton water users have the most modern and efficient water system a town of this size could expect. ELIZABETH CIRC IX MEETS Mrs Charles Worrell entertained the women of the Elizabeth Circle in her home Novembr 20. The meeting was opened with devotions by Mrs. John Nortiiam. A pioject of Chriatma* cookies for elderly shut ins was decided upon. The irson on Jezebel was given by Mrs Albert Huhnke Jr Lovely refreshments were served by the iiostesa The next meeting will be held Dec 17 in the home of Mrs Stanley Orcutt. Palmer Funeral Home Thoughtful personalized Service In Your Hour Os Need. 21 Hour Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Phone 656-8362 State & Jefferson Streets. North liberty, Ind. Kent R. Palmer Owner & Director

ETA Study /Croup Discusses z Teen Dating The second meeting <>f the Parent mi l Family Lite Ge up was much better attended than the fust We had good discus ion and a groat dial of interest, m tin übject of ‘'What About Dating " In our study we defined dating as a mutually agreed asmtk n of a hoy and a girl, or a man and a woman, for a particular wra-ion or activity. We talked togethei about the types of dating am! the ages ot dating. In group dating, it wa felt that it should not take place before the 9th grade, but in some cases it depends upon the individual. In double dating ,wo felt that this should not take place before the age of 16. again some exceptions, depending upon the individual. Blind dating, agreed by both young people and adults, was not recommended. It was felt that, a blind date depended upon who was making the plans, etc. We found that in blind dating one was not able to know the like-, dislikes, morals, ethics or the family background of th e l>\v or girl, nor (Were the parents abh to know the date well enough for an evening out. In going steady we found a great deal of difference in opinions, especially between the adults and young people, d'lie adult Io iked upon going steady as a s< nous relationship while the young people look upon it as nothing i ."ie than a long or short association with one particular person. The young people pointed out that going steady is more of a social status than a serious romantic infatuation. It assures one of having a date, etc. We all agreed that going steady limits your friendships as far as dates are concerned, it limits the scope of our social and emotional understanding, that it i.s sometimes difficult to bleak a steady relationship, it does take one out of circulation and it can h ad to involvement if not very careful. All agreed that home dating needs to be encouraged by the parents A home date means that the boy or girl brings her or his date into the home for an evening of fellqw hip In this kind of date, it is a must that the parents remain home, that parents must never leave young people in a home by themselves. It was felt that a single date should not take place before the junior or senior year of high school, but that it does depend u|>on the circumstances (special dance, etc ), and the maturity of the individuals. In all of these relationships, the parent must be the final authority, and this can come about only if the parents are worthy of this respect and if the young people have grown up in such an atmosphere Authority of parents, it was felt. something which must begin at a very early age in the home to have any effect on the child in later years. In mode of dress, we felt that It depended upon the occasion, but that whatever the occasion, the Slothes should be moderate and not suggestive. We discussed the fa< t that the girl plays a big part In the behavior of the boy by the way she dresses, tight sweaters, short skirts, etc. As to the probelm of petting and neck ng we felt that for the young pe- ph- to be by themselves for any long period of time is danc-roi. parked ars. etc , and WoiiH not be te<omm<-r t<d It w . limited ’ that a good night la f. pend*rd up i th e maturity of th< young person wa not bad, but a prob g.-i seres o! kissing and p' t ng i- a part < f the M * a ' aid mu-t lx i I tv cd * r nwi-ria-e A- votl can «e the^e meetings Can be informative The next ■ ■ ■ I ■ ' * 1• • "Need' and Exp-Hat. ns of Parent Tea*her and Student Rev David Owen, Chairman Enthusiasm sets the pace for the num who is going places.

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